Today
Do today’s step; vocabulary, listening, and speaking items laid out by exam-prep and single-skill plans are here too.
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Built to help you speak in everyday life: take the speaking level check, make a plan, see today’s work on Learn, then do it on Practice. Not endless drills.
Learn shows today’s step, practice tasks, and My materials. Open Practice when you are ready to start.
Do today’s step; vocabulary, listening, and speaking items laid out by exam-prep and single-skill plans are here too.
Buy materials or get free ones in the Store; they go into My materials, split into vocabulary, listening, and speaking items. Listening and speaking items also offer a mock exam. If you have none yet, that list stays empty.
Shows when you studied, for how long, and the material progress at that time. Plans are still made in Space.
Practice is where you do the work: speaking practice, pair practice, practice tasks, and the vocabulary, listening, or speaking items opened from Learn. Afterwards, choose AI scoring—or skip it and check yourself against the model answer.
Shadow, scene dialogue, or free talk—practice pronunciation and expression alone anytime.
Solo
Speaking tasks set by a parent or teacher (scenario practice, exam practice, mock interview) and plan steps are in Practice tasks on Learn. Practice opens that one item, then returns you to the same Learn tab.
Practice tasks
Everyday scenes that turn “I know it” into usable lines.
Scenes
Not just reading to a bot. Speak with family or a partner while AI listens and coaches expression.
More lifelike talk; review key points after. Record and AI listening only with both sides’ consent—trust first.
Highlight
Pick a plan type (exam prep, single skills, scenario practice, or other) and write a goal. The plan waits under Not started, where you can edit or cancel it; tap Start, then practise at your pace.
Pick a type and write a goal → AI plan → you tap Start.
Once started, follow the plan at your pace; exam prep and single skills are practised in Today on Learn. Revisit past plans anytime.
See what you practiced and where you improved.
Review speaking summaries by session to revisit weak spots.
Fluency, pronunciation, expression, and more—against your goals.
Parents can review a child’s progress; coaches can review learner practice summaries.
The speaking level check supports planning and progress—not a certificate.
Know where you are so plans fit better.
After a stretch of practice, recheck and compare stages in Records.
This site explains what it is; tap-by-tap steps are in the Help Center.
Try the free speaking level check, or sign up and open the app to practise.